Which explains upwelling in the oceans?
a. coastal winds blow cold surface water out to sea....
Geography, 13.10.2019 03:50 austintules2005
Which explains upwelling in the oceans?
a. coastal winds blow cold surface water out to sea. deeper, nutrient-rich, warm water flows upward to replace the surface water.
b. wind near the coastline blows warm surface water away from the land. deeper, nutrient-rich, cold water flows upward to replace the surface water.
c. solar heating near the coastline heats cold surface water, which diffuses out to sea. deeper, nutrient-rich, warm water flows upward to replace the surface water.
d. solar heating near the coastline heats warm surface water, which diffuses out to sea. deeper, nutrient-rich, cold water flows upward to replace the surface water.
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Ahill is made of rock particles of different sizes. which of these agents of erosion probably causes the hill to form? a- waves b- glacial ice c- wind d- flowing water
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